Editing Early baseball in Oklahoma/Club 5
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|Location=Oklahoma | |Location=Oklahoma | ||
|Year=1889 | |Year=1889 | ||
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|City=Oklahoma City | |City=Oklahoma City | ||
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|Submitter=Bruce Allardice | |Submitter=Bruce Allardice | ||
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|Pagetext=Bob Burke, "Baseball in Oklahoma City" (2003), p. 7: "By the fall of 1889 [the year the city was founded], Oklahoma City's first baseball grandstand was built near the location of the present Municipal Building.... The ballpark was thrown up quickly to host a series of games between Oklahoma City and its biggest rival, the team from Oklahoma Territory capitol city Guthrie." | |Pagetext=Bob Burke, "Baseball in Oklahoma City" (2003), p. 7: "By the fall of 1889 [the year the city was founded], Oklahoma City's first baseball grandstand was built near the location of the present Municipal Building.... The ballpark was thrown up quickly to host a series of games between Oklahoma City and its biggest rival, the team from Oklahoma Territory capitol city Guthrie." | ||
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|Sources=Bob Burke, "Baseball in Oklahoma City" (2003), p. 7 | |Sources=Bob Burke, "Baseball in Oklahoma City" (2003), p. 7 | ||
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